. >> see what is prime time tonight? rs it's monday. my name is blond, but yes, it is. but that's not what you told me, man. but who are you? >> election day in america who. >> we're catching the fraudsters. >> whoa! >>ump's maniac! judge disrobed. this is the place where our black and brown staff members repeatedly speak of experiencing racism and sexism, islamophobias edly>p will be you get pushed off the elevator, the squad explore voting, plus involving yourself in people's beliefs and bedrooms. >> it's pretty wild. >> fox news alert. it is election night. a lot on the lawn in virginia, new jerseye in and ohiontucky and kentucky. some races have already been called. read. l let's go to fox news political anchor bret baer for the latest. bret and jesse. some big races today, the two governor's races in kentucky and mississippi. wemississippi. can tell you tha. in kentucky, this cake is almost baked. ittlooks like the incumben democrat, andy beshear, is going to go on to win that he outperformed in coal country tonight. daniel cameron , the republican who is a former senior aide to mitch mcconnell mitch, e ma underperformed where lopublican matt bevin watts in 2019. he it looks like the incumbent democrat is goin g on to win. not called yet, but getting close in mississippi . s like much better for republicans, looks like reeves, the incumbent is tate.'s too reeves is in a good position, but it's too early as thes mississippth i vote is starting to trickle in. his opponent, brandon pressleyh ,is a state utility regulator, also the cousin of elvis presley, the rock and roll legend for presley, it's now ore never. and i think it looks like never early. but wer w have to wait forn some more vote to come in there. there'e. s one congressional race to up in rhode island expected to go to the democrats. they've helds. that seat for it since 1995. you mentioned there are fivee se state referendums. there are some big ones, ohcludin bg here in ohio. ohio hasio two big votes on referendums. one is on legalizing marijuanani . the other has to do with abortion, which really paints the picture possibl painty for 2024, how big that issue is for state issue one.yo if you vote yes, it's for putting abortion right s into the state's constitution heading in. this is a state that had exit polls. yes. was positioned very well, waerys about 15% of the vote in. right now, it looks like. yes. nowis leading. that would be a big win forwin abortion rightfos proponents and it may signal how abortion plays. we sawon it play a big in 2022. the question is how itit workstf in ohio tonight. there's still a lot of vote here left toot go or same day a vote. we are looking at the earlt thy vote so far, but so far, yes., is positioned well. i the other abortion question is here in virginia, the commonwealth where the governor, glenn youngkine , who, as you remember, beat terry mcauliffe, the democrat, is tryin, g to take overand sena the house and the senate in the commonwealth of virginia. currently, republicans have a slight lead in thenate house trying to hold on to that and then flip the senate. e of thes one of the things youn wants to do is install a 15 week abortion ban that has really been where all thheree ad focus is. again, too early. we're just getting some of thes.ome numbers in. it' and again, it's each individual race adds up to paint the picture about virginia. but the big picturabvirge todayo is how does abortion play? does the president'spl dismal poll numbers drag down democrats? and what de does it look like for republicans in key places? kentucky lookskentuc like a los. mississippi position to be a win. we'll chec we'll chk the numbersback l and come back later on. >> all right. breath. thank you so much.at se: al >>l we'll kee tp followinhag in bu election day in an off year, but there's a lot of actionve on the local level. plus, it gives them a dry rus n when no one's watching for the presidential. >> are you confidentidential. the election is going to be safe and secure? i'm confidense?i't that it's goo to be that way in florida because they have voter idte, no harvesting. >> they count the votes ahead of time and they give you the resultf s that night. but we need confidence in every state or else we lose faith when there's fraud. and yes, there will be voter fraud. it needs to be investigated, ned and prosecuted. in springfield, massachusetts, justining fiel hurst is runningr mayor and he's been accused of payinyor.g people tom vote for him. a surveillance video allegedly showance vids the candidate dros voters off at city hall for early voting offr . the voters then come back out, show their i voted early get sticker and then get paid cash. the candidate then pullsup his car back up and picks up the voters who just got paid. hurst denies it any accusations that my team paid residents in exchange for their vote th falseivocally and nothing more than a last minute smear campaign. >> surute sme. r ha and it's probably never happened before. last re. night we told you that cha in paterson, new jersey, a politician was chargedrged with personally taking mounds of mail in ballots, destroying onesballots, that voted againstm and making new ones that vote for him. w do >> and how did the politicians themselves get their handsballo? on the ballots? and that's probably never happened before either neve. and then there's bridgeport, connecticut. a judge just overturnedimary a primary election because two women were seeelwo ngedl on surveillance, allegedly stuffing absentee ballots in drop boxe abss across the ci. one of those women is wanda getter pataki, a.k.a. wanda, the stuffer. we ranst a the background on wa >> she's been breaking the law since the 80s. >> charges of drug possession, assault, vandalism, resistin, g arrest, parole violations galore. wanda is a democratic operative who's been working to get out the vote in connecticu wort fort years. >> the state's investigating her inr a separate voter fraud case from 2019. >>she' she's accused of doing the same thing for the samer candidatthe four years ago.year >> and in the same year she got caught stuffing. >> connecticut gave wanda an award for ballot harvesting ballot harvester of the year. yehere she is at the astro turfi club for the women's leadership awardsp brunch. >> yum, yum, yum.wa help me, wanda. and she' s doing it again. >> and it's on camera. was for the city of bridgeport. >> she's in operation specialistbridgepo making about0 grand a year. >> the staffer works the front deskuffee fr right outside the . office. she controls who goes in andtiol out. >> this summer, a constitutional activist trie d to talk to the mayor. wanda tried to kick him ounda tn and then gave him a fake name. >> hi. who are you, ma'am? >> ii work downstairs at the fre desk. >> and your name? cheryl. cheryl?>> she? >> yes. you had to come back downstairs. why would i needdownstai to comi back downstairs? >> you have. you have a to be upstairo to why would i need permission to be upstairs? you told me your name was cheryl, but i seemed to hear everybody calling you wanda. wanddid you lie to me about your name? no, ma'am. did you lie to my face?id did you lie to me about your name, ma'am? no. wa?i. everybody's calling. you want to be my name? my name is wanda. yes, i that's t's not t is. w >> but that's not what you toldo me, ma'am. yeah, but who are you? outhe stufso the stuff, her thi she's slick and her desk is feet away from the dropfeet e >> she 11 allegedly stuffed ballots into. y ca well, the lady caught on camera allegedly stuffing white envelopes into this absentee ballot drop box, works just env feetelop away here at the fronte desk of the margaret morton government center. this is the post of wanda gaiter pataki, except she's not here, put on leave pending the investigation into absente eollect ballot fraud. still collecting your taxpayer funded paychecinher taxpk. fox 1 where's wanda? fox, 61, made a housade call. r yes. we're looking for wanda blanches ,nine year.ll rig >> all right. yeah. we just met karen with foxht,ut 61 news. v we had a couple of questions to ask her about the video that appearst to show her stuffing the ballot box. mark, i have nothing to say about that. >> so when wandag to isn't mannn the mayor's desk, she manages a bail bond agency . on we gave them a call the day they said talk to the lawyer. d we gave but the lawyer isn't g either. wanda took the stand las talkino . >> turns out she also doesn't d like to talk. oesn't is that you walking out the front doors of 1999 broad street? i was in the hospital for. t and did you deposit completecod absentee ballots not belongingox to you on the drop in the drop box on that date. oand time? yeah. i was going to have. >> oh, wanda, what have you gotten into now? iso, wanda, stuffing and takin the fifth like a season pro and that's proan theb ably never had before. of course it has. there'. courss wonders all overyou ca america. you going to rest, wanda? you can even lock her up. but there's never going to be wa a time where they run outs. of wanda's when the ballots get stuffed by the wanda's who work the desks outside the mayor's offices. it tellste you the cheating machine is entrenched. wanda >> is wanda a bu ag in the systs ,or is wanda the system? >> we need cameras everywhere. we need cameras on the drop boxes in the election centers and in the courtrooms. they make police wear bodyey camera make s. >> we should strap body cameras so election official and anybody who resists transparency in security is a snake in my eyes. >> matt is a fox 61, reporterr based in connecticut who's been investigatinbag this story.t to well, great job, matt. i got to hand it to you and write to the house. you did what you were supposed to do. that's verat's very y good. but do you get the sense sen that wanda kinsed of might have been doing this for quite qsome time? well, first of all, jesse,d fo thanks a lot for having me on and for highlighting this really importantr hi yossue here for our state of connecticut. you know that weu have an agen here in connecticut called the state elections enforcement commissionelecti, and they are e primary agency is going to be investigatine ing all of these alleged issues of ballot fraud involving wind, many of whichhii you just highlighted. and they have dozens of complaints that they're going to be looking into. thdt he question that you aske is the question that everybody wants to get to the bottom of is how deep does this go? and there's a lot of questions about that. is it justt a few bad actors or is this sort of organized crimge ? is it more of a systemic problem? and so the state elections enforcemen e t commission here in connecticut is going to be looking into all of that. >> well, it seems likeite sh shs relationships across the state. she's got this state mayor whonn she's working for. >> i don't know his backgroundor and she's getting awards from the democrats. >> what does that tellat you? well, mayor joe ganim was convicted of federal corruptiono charges and was sentenced to nine years in prison. he servee years d a portion of e sentence and then got reelected here in bridgeportct court. so, you know, i guess ifal you want to talk political history here in bridgeport, it is admittedly a very dubious a ver history. and we know that at least goes back to 2019, because as you mentioned previously, wanda wase named as part of a state elections enforcement commissionection investigation r possible criminal charges, which were just recommended to the chief states attorney's office here in connecticutice h as of right now, those criminal charges have still not beenot b fileeed and d. and here we are four years later. right. so one is underboth f two investigations, fines, both for fraud, botorh on behalf nviche mayor who was annvicted of fraudted . >> we're not accusing her of anything. yt innocenone is innocent untiln guilty. >> it looks bad, by the way, matt, what was wanda doing today on election day? well, as far as we know, wanda is no longer working. but she's on paid administrative leave. but i think what's important about that is paideave. administrative leave. i mean, her salary is funded she's by the taxpayers, so she's still collecting, as far as we know, a taxpayer funded paycheck. and until criminal chargesed o are levied or there's some sorti of hard conviction here. the mayor's office certainly seems disinclinecetainlyd to tee her. >> okay. she's collecting the paycheck. we hopaycheck.e she's not colleg more ballots. that would not be good, wanda. wandthat woue a, is it enough to >> matt, thank you so much forue your reporting. y >> democrats always accuse you of what they're guilty fo years, they've accused of voter suppression. even voter intimidation. ly >> we are really, truly facing an environment of fascism. and in the united states of america. >> this type of intimidation at the polls brings us to jim crow. >> well, today there was a bigg election in virginia. elec? t do you call this >> oh, man. get to go to get out, you republican maggot. gone.m, it's gone, buddy. ne and >> revving your car engine and threatening republicans intiide the polls kind of seems a little bit like voter intimidation to me. it's just me. maybe. democrats have been doing this for years. looklook w what happened when a guy showed up to vote at a philly precinct back in 2008. >> hi, i'm here at 1221 fairmount in philadelphia. there's a guy with a billy cluib right here. >> no, no, i think he might be a little bit intimidating that you have a sticick in your hand. >> that's why you know. yeah. no, no, no. i'm an attorney. th a le a weapon.am >> so that's why i'm a littleed worried. i mean, i am a concerned citizen. i'm just worried that you might be. so are we. okay. that's why. are he we're here. >> okay, but you have h a nightstick in your hand. what did>> jes the guy brandishg the billy club get in trouble? no trouble. hook >> eric holder let him offo the hook. but back to virginiavirginia, w democrat after democrat intimidated republicans at the polls todaicans aty might as wee been walking away to the polling statio then, getting a n and trying to talk to them. do you expect me to takethat that personally and what's on? >> what's on your what are your policy prescriptions? i wouldn't say full rights involving yourself and people's families and bedrooms. >> it's pretty wild how you've been. esse: >> matt hurt, the poll greeterth who was confronted in that cli b ,joins ms e right now. s the dealt, what' with this guy? >> jesse, it's great to be with you. this is the tolerantis is the tr arlington, virginia. the arlington county thto, for whichkingegi i'm the chairman, is is working hard to to earn the votes of people across arlington and democrat votersd and progressive activists are not excited about it. they're very upsetabit that we are organizing in this community, organizing behind enemy lines in norther n one virginia. and this is just one manifestation of that frustration and anger and lunacy that we saw today in arlington. >> so describelington. what the feelings are of these democrats when they see someone demoe liku yourself, i guess, as you said, behindd enemy lines, like you're not allowed to go ask for people to o vote. >> in other neighborhoods, only certain neighborhoods ghborhood. >> so >> sino in arlington, virginia, 80% of my neighbors living in dad voted fory neighb joe bin in 2020. and so the arlington republican committee has an tharlingtoan battle. we dispatched poll greeters across arlington todayll. i was one of those. i went to three locations before the location. you see locatithe in the video.s and i was there fo gr about 10 minutes when this guy came up.u flkei said, would you like a republican sample ballot? and he flew off the handle. whwhat you're seeing in this clp and online, jesse, is actually m the second interaction i had with him. he wen went t off the handleuld on the way in. i assumed that he would do idotn on the way back. in i put my my phone in my shirt pocket and hit m record. and sure enough, he did it. and i'll let you know. jesse,, k this w i think it wast time i've said this today. i am i am pursuing chargesi . b i filed a police report because there is a history, allegedly a history of this gentleman engaging in this kind of activitgentleging iy, intimig people that he doesn't agree with politically and showing uga at political events of his political opponents and causing a ruckus. >> maybe of his you just found jim crow. i think you just did. we'll have to check out guy i who this guy is. keep, keep us posted on whats. happens here and we'll cover it. thank you very much. thanksk you very much., jesse.>j >> seso trump's judge posted his naked bathroom selfies online. if we want a more viable futurea for our kidske, we need to find more sustainable ways of doing thingsand crea. >> america's plastic makers are investing billions of dollars in new technologiesdd and creating plastic products that are more recyclableab, to m that are more recyclableab, to m durable and dependablee.. row, our goal is a cleaner, healthier planet're focu for generations to come for a better tomorro w. we're focused on making plastics better today. pilots are a breed all around. they're laser focused and determined to perform without excuses. this is their top gun school. those who rise to the occasion prove they are hands down the top combat pilots anywhere. these guys are hard hitting dudes. we're more lethal than we've ever been. not everyone makes it through here. this is reputation. tough. not an easy place to go through one or 2 seconds. that sometimes would be the difference between life and death. it's the big mesh. we want to go out. we want to succeed. you do not want to be on the receiving end of four f-35s. if he chooses to haunt us, we'll make him regret that decision. talk is cheap. action. that's what matters. top combat pilot with dennis quaid streaming now on fox nation. military and veterans. sign up for your free year of fox nation now. >> today, there are more identity threats than you realize. >> and only one has to sneak by. lifelock alerts you to threats you could miss. if your identity is stolen, a dedicated restoration specialist will fix it. backed by our million dollar protection package. lifelock identity theft protection starts here. when you're the leader in disaster cleanup and restoration, how do you make like it never even happened? 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